Seattle Symphony Live @ Benaroya Hall — Windborne's The Music of David Bowie: A Rock Symphony with the Seattle Symphony Tuesday, 10 January, 2017 7:30PM Join conductor Brent Havens and a full rock band on a symphonic musical odyssey that explores the incredible range of David Bowie’s Music. Benaroya Hall opens as new home of Seattle Symphony on September 12, 1998. - HistoryLink.org HistoryLink.org Benaroya Hall opens as new home of Seattle Symphony on September 12, 1998. By David Wilma Tweet On September 12, 1998, Benaroya Hall opens as the new home of the Seattle Symphony. Designed by LMN Architects (Seattle), with acoustics designed by Dr. Cyril Harris, it is named after the Benaroya family, whose $15 million gift made the project possible. Benaroya Hall is located in downtown Seattle on 3rd Avenue and Union Street. In the 1980s, the Seattle Symphony had planned a new home on property donated by the Kreielsheimer Foundation next to the Seattle Center.

Planning and fundraising lagged and the cost of the facility climbed to the neighborhood of $50 million. In 1993, Jack and Becky Benaroya gave an unsolicited $15 million to the project, which triggered enthusiasm for it among other donors. The state, city, and county promised support as well. The hall was built in two years, on time and on budget at $118 million. Designers had to craft the structure to deal with noise from both the 3rd Avenue transit tunnel and outside traffic. The hall featured the 2,500-seat Mark Taper main stage and a 540-seat Illsley Ball Nordstrom recital hall. The first performance took place on the afternoon following the opening. Gerard Schwartz conducted the Seattle Symphony in Mozart's last three symphonies. A privately funded Garden of Remembrance, chiefly underwritten by Patsy Bullitt Collins (1920-2003) and the Boeing Co., is located on the Hall's western plaza along 2nd Ave.

Designed by Murase Associates and dedicated on July 4, 1998, the memorial lists the names of Washingtonians who died in military service during World War II and subsequent conflicts up to the present day. Benaroya Hall (LMN Architects, 1998), 2001 Photo by David Wilma Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium - Seattle | Tickets, Schedule, Seating Chart, Directions Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium 200 University Street, Seattle, WA 98111 Venue Information & Seating Charts Placeholder This list is subject to change. Also, it does not necessarily reflect performance order at the event. Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium Tickets 200 University Street, Seattle, WA 98111 Favourite Added You're in the loop for Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium! We’ll email you the monthly calendar along with special offers. Have more than just one favourite venue? Let My Ticketmaster keep track of all of them for you. Customize your e-mail preferences and more on My Ticketmaster .

Customize your e-mail preferences and more on My Ticketmaster . Add to Favourites Get email alerts and never miss your favourite events at Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium. Error: please enter your e-mail address. Error: that is not a valid e-mail address format. Please try again. Error: please enter your postal code. Error: this postal code entered is invalid. Please try again. Error: you are currently registered for a different area. To change your area, please visit My Account and update your Profile. E-mail: Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium Tickets and Event Dates Loading... There are no events currently scheduled at this venue. Related Links Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium 200 University Street, Seattle, WA 98111 The Preferred Hotel of Ticketmaster Where to Stay There are 25 hotels within 48 kilometres of this venue. 1 Directions Heading North on I-5: Take the Seneca Street Exit (6th and Seneca) west to 3rd Avenue. Turn right on 3rd Avenue, then go 2 blocks. Benaroya Hall is located on 3rd Avenue between Union and University Streets.

Heading South on I-5: Take the Union Street Exit, west on Union to 3rd Avenue. Benaroya Hall is located on 3rd Avenue between Union and University Streets. Heading South on Aurora (Hwy 99): Take the Denny Street exit keeping to the right which crosses Denny onto Wall Street. Left onto 2nd Avenue, head south for approximately 8 blocks. Benaroya Hall is located on 3rd Avenue between Union and University Streets. Heading North on Aurora (Hwy 99): Take the Seneca Street exit, left onto 1st Avenue, one block then right onto University Street. Two blocks to 3rd Avenue. Parking At Benaroya Hall: The 430-car underground parking garage provides direct access from the enclosed parking area into Benaroya Hall via stairs and elevators leading to the Boeing Company Gallery. Cars enter the garage off of 2nd Avenue, just South of Union Street. Event parking rates vary from $6.00-$10.00 depending on time-of-day, day-of-week and demand.

Parking is also available at the Washington Mutual Tower Garage (entrance on Seneca between 2nd and 3rd Avenues), in the Cobb Building (entrance on University between 3rd and 4th Avenues) and Puget Sound Plaza Building Garages (entrance on Union between 3rd and 4th Avenues). Public Transportation Metro Rider Information: (206) 553-3000 (voice) or (206) 684-1379 (TDD) To visit Metro online: click here Community Transit : (800) 562-1375 . Exit Transit Tunnel at the University Street Station. Take elevator up to Benaroya Hall. Box Office Numbers Seattle Symphony Ticket Office: (206) 215-4747 Seattle Symphony Administration: (206) 215-4700 Box Office Hours Opens 1 1/2 hours prior to performance times. Seattle Symphony Ticket Office: Times may change for non-Symphony events. Types of Payment Accepted Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.

Will Call SEATTLE AREA CONSTRUCTION LOOK AHEAD SEATTLE AREA CONSTRUCTION LOOK AHEAD Last Update: January 12, 2017 Click here to download the PDF of this information HIGHLIGHTS January 9 - 12: Eastbound I-90 reduced to one lane between Seattle and Bellevue from 11PM to 5AM nightly (traffic diverted to express lane). January 13 - 16: Eastbound I-90 reduced to one lane between Seattle and Bellevue (traffic diverted to express lane). January 14 & 15: 2nd Ave. closed between Stewart St. and Pine St. during the removal of a tower crane. January 16: Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Rally and March from Garfield High School to Federal Building. January 21: Womxn's March on Seattle will close streets between Judkins Park and the Seattle Center. January 27 - 30: SR520 closed in both directions between Bellevue and Montlake Blvd. during demolition work. Note: Information subject to change. Additional construction or events may be planned in the Seattle area. Questions?

Contact: construction.coordination@seattle.gov or call 206-684-ROAD Downtown Seattle Planned Construction / Events Date(s) and Times 4AM - 9PM 2nd Ave. closed between Stewart St. and Pine St. Crews will fully close 2nd Ave. between Stewart St. and Pine St. during the removal of a tower crane. January 15 Olive Way closed between 3rd Ave. and 4th Ave. Crews will fully close Olive Way between 3rd Ave. and 4th Ave. during crane work. January 15 12PM - 2PM Our First Stand: Save Health Care Rally Rally at Westlake Park in support of Medicare and to oppose Republican plans to cut Medicare. January 16 11AM rally at Garfield High School followed by march at 12:30PM to Federal Building at 2nd Ave. & Madison St. January 20 Immigrant Rights March Defend Our Rights 1PM rally for immigrant rights at Judkins Park followed by march at 2:30PM to Westlake Park. From 20th Ave. S. & S.

Weller St, route will go north on 20th, west on S. Jackson St, and north on 4th Ave. to the park. January 20 Womxn's March on Seattle 10AM rally at Judkins Park followed by 11AM march to Seattle Center. From 20th Ave. S. & S. Weller St, route will go north on 20th, west on S. Jackson St, and north on 4th Ave, west on Denny Way, and north on 2nd Ave. N. onto Seattle Center campus. January 22 12:01AM - 9AM Lane closures on northbound I-5 at Seneca St. Crews will reduce northbound I-5 to one lane in the vicinity of Seneca St. during bridge joint investigations. In addition, the northbound I-5 exit to Seneca St, and the northbound I-5 on-ramp from University St, will be closed. January 24 At Benaroya Hall. Student buses will stage on streets around the venue. January 28 7AM - 12PM Lane closures on 2nd Ave.

between Columbia St. and Cherry St. 2nd Ave. will be reduced to one lane between Columbia St. and Cherry St. during crane work. September 6 6th Ave. & Cherry St. Duct Bank Installation Project Seattle City Light plans to install a duct bank between existing electrical vaults at 6th Ave. and Cherry St. Crews plan to excavate on the west side of 6th Ave. into the south side of Cherry St. During the first stage of work, 6th Ave. between Columbia St. and Cherry St. will be reduced to two lanes of traffic (9AM - 3PM on weekdays, and 9AM - 6PM on weekends). In addition, Columbia St. will be reduced to one lane of traffic between 6th Ave. and 5th Ave. (weekends only). NOTE: This project is temporarily on hold due to crew availability. Work is expected to resume in early February. Stage 1 Denny Network project Construction of the Denny substation network will begin on Minor Avenue and on Stewart Street. The contractor plans to begin by installing two large vaults – one on Minor Avenue and one on Stewart Street just south of Minor Avenue.

They then plan to connect the vaults with underground duct banks. Work will proceed in this manner down Stewart Street to 6th Avenue. This stage of work is expected to be complete in the third quarter of 2016. December 31 January 20 24/7 North travel lane and parking lanes on both sides of Minor Ave. between Stewart St. and Virginia St. closed during installation of a new water main. January 9 - 13 7AM - 3PM Eastbound Virginia St. closed between 9th Ave. and 8th Ave. during the installation of a new duct bank. January 9 February 12 5PM - 7AM 7th Ave. reduced to one lane between Lenora St. and Westlake Ave. for staging material and equipment. January 9 7AM - 3PM weekdays 7th Ave. closed between Westlake Ave. and Virginia St. during the installation of a new electrical vault. January 9 - 13 24/7 Eastbound Thomas St. closed between Fairview Ave. N. and Minor Ave. N. during the installation of a new electrical duct bank.

November 28 January 27 24/7 Westbound Harrison St. closed between Boren Ave. N. and Westlake Ave. N. during the installation of a new electrical vault. January 23 - 31 24/7 Westbound Harrison St. closed between Westlake Ave. N. and 9th Ave. N. during the installation of a new electrical vault. January 19 - 27 9AM - 3PM Lane restrictions at the Harrison St. & Westlake Ave. N. intersection during the installation of a new duct bank: northbound Westlake Ave. N. reduced to one lane; westbound Harrison St. closed between Terry Ave. N. and Westlake Ave. N. January 9 - 20 7AM - 3PM Intermittent traffic lane restrictions at the following intersections during potholing for underground utilities: Thomas & Boren; Minor & Fairview; Thomas & Fairview; Thomas & John; Harrison & Fairview. April 4, 2016 Pontius Ave. N. permanently closed between Denny Way and John St.

Until further notice 24/7 Crews continue excavating and hauling inside the substation work site. Work hours are 7AM to 7PM weekdays, and 9AM to 5PM Saturday. November 28 January 15 24/7 Eastbound lanes of John St. closed between Minor Ave. N. and Yale Ave. N. for electrical vault excavation and installation. One westbound lane will remain open. November 28 January 15 24/7 North half of Minor Ave. N. between John St. and Denny Way closed during electrical vault excavation and installation. January 16 February 19 24/7 John St. fully closed between Minor Ave. N. and Yale Ave. N. during duct bank installation. Local Access will be maintained to all driveways and alleys. January 9 - 15 Center City Connector Streetcar Project Temporary lane restrictions, parking restrictions, and pedestrian detours on Westlake Ave. between 6th Ave. and Stewart St. during potholing for underground utilities. This is preliminary work for the Center City Connector Streetcar Project, scheduled to begin in the second half of 2017.

Work hours are 9AM to 3PM weekdays, and 9AM to 5PM weekends. January 9 - 22 Temporary lane restrictions, parking restrictions, and pedestrian detours on Republican St. between Westlake Ave. N. and Terry Ave. N. during potholing for underground utilities. This is preliminary work for the Center City Connector Streetcar Project, scheduled to begin in the second half of 2017. Work hours are 9AM to 3PM weekdays, and 9AM to 5PM weekends. May 2016 Yesler Bridge Rehabilitation Project The Seattle Department of Transportation will be rehabilitating the Yesler Way Bridge, located at the intersection of Yesler Way and Terrace St over 4th Ave S, starting as soon as May 2016 and lasting through fall 2017. Traffic impacts will include: Yesler Way closed in both directions between 3rd Ave. and midway between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave; Terrace St. closed to through traffic, open to local access; 4th Ave. will have ongoing lane closures and occasional full nighttime and weekend closures; sidewalks on either side of 4th Ave.

will have alternating closures; transit and bicycle detours in the project area. November 4 early Spring 2017 24/7 Crews will close the west sidewalk and left lane of 4th Ave. S. between S. Washington St. and Jefferson St. during the Yesler Bridge rehabilitation. In addition, the center lane of 4th Ave. S. will be closed between 9AM and 3PM weekdays. Travel lanes on the east side of the roadway will remain open during this time. January 3 mid-February 24/7 Crews will close the sidewalk on the east side of 4th Ave S. between S. Washington St. and Jefferson St. during widening of the bridge footings, and installation of a large electrical utility vault next to the eastern bridge abutment. This sidewalk closure is in addition to the sidewalk closure on the west side of 4th Ave S. A signed detour will be in place. Until further notice Traffic on Alaskan Wy. S./Alaskan Wy. will be shifted to beneath the Viaduct between S. King St. and Pike St. Traffic will also be shifted to the east side of Alaskan Wy. between Pike St.

and Virginia St. Until further notice 24/7 As seawall construction expands to the area adjacent to Colman Dock, ferry access for bicyclists and vehicles will shift to Yesler Wy. Pedestrian access will be maintained via the Marion St. pedestrian bridge, and at street-level between Marion and Columbia St. Until further notice 24/7 The Marion St. driveway at the Colman Dock shifts north, between Marion St. and Madison St. During this time most vehicles will exit Colman Dock at Yesler Wy. All trucks over 30' must exit at Yesler Wy. Vehicular traffic directed to exit at the Marion St. driveway will turn right or left onto Alaskan Wy. October 5 2015 Construction resumes on the waterfront between University St. and Madison St. January 4 to mid-2017 Seawall construction begins between Pine and Pike Streets. Impacts include: removal of on-street parking and trees between Virginia St. and Pike St; removal of the sidewalk on the west side of street; installation of a water treatment facility at Virginia St. and Alaskan Wy.

Access to the Seattle Aquarium, Waterfront Park, and businesses will remain open. Until Further Notice Parking under the Alaskan Way Viaduct is permanently closed between S King St and Pike St. Until Further Notice Alaskan Way S. is closed between S Atlantic St and Madison St until further notice. Two-way traffic has been re-routed under the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Railroad Way S via 1st Ave S. Until the SR 99 Tunnel opens to traffic 6th Ave N is closed between Thomas St and Republican St. Harrison St is closed between Aurora Ave N and Broad St. Republican St is closed between Aurora Ave N and 6th Ave N. Until Further Notice Estimated completion: April 2017 24/7 closure of sidewalk and curb lane on the west side of 5th Ave. between Marion St. and Columbia St, and on the north side of Columbia St. between 5th Ave. and 4th Ave. Closure of west travel lane on 5th between Marion and Columbia during working hours. Until Further Notice 2nd Ave. between Pine and Stewart 40-story apartment building Opening: 2017 Construct 40-story tower.

Intermittent closure of sidewalk and curb lane on the east side of 2nd Ave. between Stewart St. and Pine St, and on the north side of Pine St. between 2nd Ave. and 3rd Ave. The alley to the east will also be closed. Until Further Notice E. Union St. Underground Conversions Project A Seattle City Light contractor will be working in the Capitol Hill neighborhood to install underground electrical conduit, vaults and associated equipment in parts of E. Union St. from 10th to 11th Ave. This work is aligned with the City of Seattle’s ordinance to underground power lines in this area. Work is expected to last 5 months. January 9 February 2017 Stage 1 On E. Union St, crews will work on one side of the street at a time during construction. Customers can expect temporary travel lanes, parking restrictions, sidewalk and bike lane impacts within this work zone. This phase of work is anticipated for completion in February 2017. Crews will then transition to other stages within the larger project zone. January 2015 Phase 1 - S. Jackson St. to E. John St.

A Seattle Department of Transportation project that will improve safety and mobility for drivers, pedestrians and transit riders. The project includes: modifying 23rd Ave. from a four-lane street to a three-lane street - one lane in each direction with a center left-turn lane (key intersections will stay four lanes); repaving 23rd Ave; widening sidewalks to at least five feet and repairing broken and buckling sidewalks; installing new streetlights; upgrading traffic signals to give transit priority at key locations; consolidating bus stops to improve transit speed; replacing a 100 year-old water main that runs underneath 23rd Ave. Zone A June 2016 Work on 23rd Ave. between E. Yesler Wy. and E. Cherry St. is now restored to two-way traffic. Some intermittent work is still required to complete work on Zone A, including additional sidewalk work, pole installation, electrical work, and landscaping. Zone B July 27 2016 Work on 23rd Ave. between E. Cherry St. and E. Union St. is now restored to two-way traffic.

Some intermittent work is still required to complete work on Zone B, including additional sidewalk work, pole installation, electrical work, and landscaping. Zone C to early 2017 Northbound traffic lanes on 23rd Ave. closed between E. Union St. and E. John St. while crews install new storm drains, and replace the street and sidewalks. Northbound traffic will be detoured to Martin Luther King Jr. Way. Southbound traffic will be reduced to one lane. North Seattle Planned Construction / Events Date(s) and Times Parking is temporarily removed on the west side of 1st Ave. NE between NE 92nd St. and NE 95th St. Until further notice The North Seattle Park-and-Ride lot and interim Park-and-Ride lot located near the former Marie Callender's restaurant in Northgate will close Monday, March 17, 2016. The new interim Park-and-Ride will be located at the NW corner of NE 103rd St. and 5th Ave. NE. Until further notice Upcoming construction of the Northgate light rail station will occupy space in the Northgate Park-and-Ride (West).

Fencing will go up around the middle section of the West lot as early as Dec. 7, 2016. To offset the loss of those stalls, the north end of the former North Seattle Park & Ride will reopen on the west side of 1st Ave NE between NE 100th and 103rd Streets. October 1 Immigrant Rights March Defend Our Rights 1PM rally for immigrant rights at Judkins Park followed by march at 2:30PM to Westlake Park. From 20th Ave. S. & S. Weller St, route will go north on 20th, west on S. Jackson St, and north on 4th Ave. to the park. January 20 Private Party at CenturyLink Field. Expect congestion and delays near the venue. January 21 Womxn's March on Seattle 10AM rally at Judkins Park followed by 11AM march to Seattle Center. From 20th Ave. S. & S. Weller St, route will go north on 20th, west on S.

Jackson St, and north on 4th Ave, west on Denny Way, and north on 2nd Ave. N. onto Seattle Center campus. January 22 Wing Luke Museum Lunar New Year Lion Dance Event will close S. King St. between 7th Ave. S. and 8th Ave. S. January 27 Center City Connector Streetcar Project Temporary lane restrictions, parking restrictions, and pedestrian detours on Westlake Ave. between 6th Ave. and Stewart St. during potholing for underground utilities. This is preliminary work for the Center City Connector Streetcar Project, scheduled to begin in the second half of 2017. Work hours are 9AM to 3PM weekdays, and 9AM to 5PM weekends. January 9 - 22 Temporary lane restrictions, parking restrictions, and pedestrian detours on Republican St. between Westlake Ave. N. and Terry Ave. N. during potholing for underground utilities. This is preliminary work for the Center City Connector Streetcar Project, scheduled to begin in the second half of 2017. Work hours are 9AM to 3PM weekdays, and 9AM to 5PM weekends.

May 2016 Yesler Bridge Rehabilitation Project The Seattle Department of Transportation will be rehabilitating the Yesler Way Bridge, located at the intersection of Yesler Way and Terrace St over 4th Ave S, starting as soon as May 2016 and lasting through fall 2017. Traffic impacts will include: Yesler Way closed in both directions between 3rd Ave. and midway between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave; Terrace St. closed to through traffic, open to local access; 4th Ave. will have ongoing lane closures and occasional full nighttime and weekend closures; sidewalks on either side of 4th Ave. will have alternating closures; transit and bicycle detours in the project area. November 4 early Spring 2017 24/7 Crews will close the west sidewalk and left lane of 4th Ave. S. between S. Washington St. and Jefferson St. during the Yesler Bridge rehabilitation. In addition, the center lane of 4th Ave. S. will be closed between 9AM and 3PM weekdays. Travel lanes on the east side of the roadway will remain open during this time.

January 3 mid-February 24/7 Crews will close the sidewalk on the east side of 4th Ave S. between S. Washington St. and Jefferson St. during widening of the bridge footings, and installation of a large electrical utility vault next to the eastern bridge abutment. This sidewalk closure is in addition to the sidewalk closure on the west side of 4th Ave S. A signed detour will be in place. Until further notice Traffic on Alaskan Wy. S./Alaskan Wy. will be shifted to beneath the Viaduct between S. King St. and Pike St. Traffic will also be shifted to the east side of Alaskan Wy. between Pike St. and Virginia St. Until further notice 24/7 As seawall construction expands to the area adjacent to Colman Dock, ferry access for bicyclists and vehicles will shift to Yesler Wy. Pedestrian access will be maintained via the Marion St. pedestrian bridge, and at street-level between Marion and Columbia St. Until further notice 24/7 The Marion St. driveway at the Colman Dock shifts north, between Marion St. and Madison St.

During this time most vehicles will exit Colman Dock at Yesler Wy. All trucks over 30' must exit at Yesler Wy. Vehicular traffic directed to exit at the Marion St. driveway will turn right or left onto Alaskan Wy. October 5 2015 Construction resumes on the waterfront between University St. and Madison St. January 4 to mid-2017 Seawall construction begins between Pine and Pike Streets. Impacts include: removal of on-street parking and trees between Virginia St. and Pike St; removal of the sidewalk on the west side of street; installation of a water treatment facility at Virginia St. and Alaskan Wy. Access to the Seattle Aquarium, Waterfront Park, and businesses will remain open. Until Further Notice Parking under the Alaskan Way Viaduct is permanently closed between S King St and Pike St. Until Further Notice Alaskan Way S. is closed between S Atlantic St and Madison St until further notice. Two-way traffic has been re-routed under the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Railroad Way S via 1st Ave S. Until the SR 99 Tunnel opens to traffic 6th Ave N is closed between Thomas St and Republican St.

Harrison St is closed between Aurora Ave N and Broad St. Republican St is closed between Aurora Ave N and 6th Ave N. Until Further Notice Lane closures on eastbound I-90 between Seattle and Bellevue Eastbound I-90 traffic will be reduced to one lane near Rainier Avenue S. then routed to the express lanes from 11PM to 5AM nightly. In addition, the Rainier Avenue S. on-ramps to eastbound I-90 will be closed from 9PM to 5AM nightly. A signed detour will be in place. January 13 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day March SPD will escort students from Orca K-8 School to Columbia School. January 13 Martin Luther King Jr. March for Peace and Justice SPD will escort students from Giddens School to Pratt Park. January 13 11PM 11AM rally at Garfield High School followed by march at 12:30PM to Federal Building at 2nd Ave. & Madison St.

January 20 Immigrant Rights March Defend Our Rights 1PM rally for immigrant rights at Judkins Park followed by march at 2:30PM to Westlake Park. From 20th Ave. S. & S. Weller St, route will go north on 20th, west on S. Jackson St, and north on 4th Ave. to the park. January 21 Womxn's March on Seattle 10AM rally at Judkins Park followed by 11AM march to Seattle Center. From 20th Ave. S. & S. Weller St, route will go north on 20th, west on S. Jackson St, and north on 4th Ave, west on Denny Way, and north on 2nd Ave. N. onto Seattle Center campus. January 21 4PM - 7PM Ethiopian Orthodox Church Epiphany Celebration March SPD will escort the procession from 24th Ave. S. & S. Walker St. to Kings Hall (2929 27th Ave. S).

South Lake Union Planned Construction / Events Date(s) and Times Denny Network project Construction of the Denny substation network will begin on Minor Avenue and on Stewart Street. The contractor plans to begin by installing two large vaults – one on Minor Avenue and one on Stewart Street just south of Minor Avenue. They then plan to connect the vaults with underground duct banks. Work will proceed in this manner down Stewart Street to 6th Avenue. This stage of work is expected to be complete in the third quarter of 2016. December 31 January 20 24/7 North travel lane and parking lanes on both sides of Minor Ave. between Stewart St. and Virginia St. closed during installation of a new water main. January 9 - 13 7AM - 3PM Eastbound Virginia St. closed between 9th Ave. and 8th Ave. during the installation of a new duct bank. January 9 February 12 5PM - 7AM 7th Ave. reduced to one lane between Lenora St. and Westlake Ave. for staging material and equipment. January 9 7AM - 3PM weekdays 7th Ave. closed between Westlake Ave.

and Virginia St. during the installation of a new electrical vault. January 9 - 13 24/7 Eastbound Thomas St. closed between Fairview Ave. N. and Minor Ave. N. during the installation of a new electrical duct bank. November 28 January 27 24/7 Westbound Harrison St. closed between Boren Ave. N. and Westlake Ave. N. during the installation of a new electrical vault. January 23 - 31 24/7 Westbound Harrison St. closed between Westlake Ave. N. and 9th Ave. N. during the installation of a new electrical vault. January 19 - 27 9AM - 3PM Lane restrictions at the Harrison St. & Westlake Ave. N. intersection during the installation of a new duct bank: northbound Westlake Ave. N. reduced to one lane; westbound Harrison St. closed between Terry Ave. N. and Westlake Ave. N.

January 9 - 20 7AM - 3PM Intermittent traffic lane restrictions at the following intersections during potholing for underground utilities: Thomas & Boren; Minor & Fairview; Thomas & Fairview; Thomas & John; Harrison & Fairview. April 4, 2016 Pontius Ave. N. permanently closed between Denny Way and John St. Until further notice 24/7 Crews continue excavating and hauling inside the substation work site. Work hours are 7AM to 7PM weekdays, and 9AM to 5PM Saturday. November 28 January 15 24/7 Eastbound lanes of John St. closed between Minor Ave. N. and Yale Ave. N. for electrical vault excavation and installation. One westbound lane will remain open. November 28 January 15 24/7 North half of Minor Ave. N. between John St. and Denny Way closed during electrical vault excavation and installation. January 16 February 19 24/7 John St. fully closed between Minor Ave. N. and Yale Ave. N. during duct bank installation.

Local Access will be maintained to all driveways and alleys. Until Further Notice Parking under the Alaskan Way Viaduct is permanently closed between S King St and Pike St. Until Further Notice Alaskan Way S. is closed between S Atlantic St and Madison St until further notice. Two-way traffic has been re-routed under the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Railroad Way S via 1st Ave S. Until the SR 99 Tunnel opens to traffic 6th Ave N is closed between Thomas St and Republican St. Harrison St is closed between Aurora Ave N and Broad St. Republican St is closed between Aurora Ave N and 6th Ave N. Mid-January Lane closures on eastbound I-90 between Seattle and Bellevue Eastbound I-90 traffic will be reduced to one lane near Rainier Avenue S. then routed to the express lanes from 11PM Friday to 5AM Monday. In addition, the Rainier Avenue S. on-ramps to eastbound I-90 will be closed from 9PM to 5AM nightly. A signed detour will be in place.

January 22 12:01AM - 9AM Lane closures on northbound I-5 at Seneca St. Crews will reduce northbound I-5 to one lane in the vicinity of Seneca St. during bridge joint investigations. In addition, the northbound I-5 exit to Seneca St, and the northbound I-5 on-ramp from University St, will be closed. January 27 11PM Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium - Ticketmaster.com – Mobile Site © 1999-2016 Ticketmaster LLC. All rights reserved. Benaroya Hall - S. Mark Taper Auditorium 200 University Street Seattle 98111 Opens 1 1/2 hours prior to performance times. Seattle Symphony Ticket Office: Monday-Friday 10:00am-6:00pm Times may change for non-Symphony events. Parking At Benaroya Hall: The 430-car underground parking garage provides direct access from the enclosed parking area into Benaroya Hall via stairs and elevators leading to the Boeing Company Gallery.

Cars enter the garage off of 2nd Avenue, just South of Union Street. Event parking rates vary from $6.00-$10.00 depending on time-of-day, day-of-week and demand. Parking is also available at the Washington Mutual Tower Garage (entrance on Seneca between 2nd and 3rd Avenues), in the Cobb Building (entrance on University between 3rd and 4th Avenues) and Puget Sound Plaza Building Garages (entrance on Union between 3rd and 4th Avenues). Public Transit Metro Rider Information: (206) 553-3000 (voice) or (206) 684-1379 (TDD) To visit Metro online: click here Community Transit : (800) 562-1375 . Exit Transit Tunnel at the University Street Station. Take elevator up to Benaroya Hall. Will Call Opens 1 1/2 hours prior to performance. Located at Seattle Symphony Ticket Office on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Union Street.

Tickets held at will call can be picked up on the day of the performance at the front beginning 1 1/2 hours prior to showtime. The customer must present a valid form of identification, the actual credit card, and the confirmation number. Benaroya Hall Benaroya Hall Friday, 20 January, 2017 7:30PM Under Artistic Director and violinist James Ehnes, Seattle Chamber Music Society (SCMS) presents a Winter Festival Saturday, 21 January, 2017 7:30PM Under Artistic Director and violinist James Ehnes, Seattle Chamber Music Society (SCMS) presents a Winter Festival National Geographic Live: Point of No Return Sunday, 22 January, 2017 2:00PM Hilaree O'Neill recounts her harrowing journey to the summit of Burma's Hkakabo Razi, accompanied by photographer Cory Richards' dramatic stills and clips from Renan Ozturk's searing documentary, Down to Nothing.

Sunday, 22 January, 2017 3:00PM Under Artistic Director and violinist James Ehnes, Seattle Chamber Music Society (SCMS) presents a Winter Festival Watjen Concert Organ Recital – Free Demonstration Monday, 23 January, 2017 12:30PM Join Resident Organist Joseph Adam for a free organ demonstration recital. Each program throughout the season will offer the listener a chance to hear Mr. Adam perform different selections from the vast organ repertoire highlighting the special nuances, interesting performance practices and stunning acoustics of the Watjen Concert Organ housed in Benaroya Hall.

Question: Located between 3rd and 4th Ave, what building is home to Seattle Symphony?
Answer: Benaroya Hall